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| Subject: Custom Declaration |
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Hi, I´m Canadian Citizen but haven´t return home for 6 years already. I´m now reside in Hong Kong and non-resident status already applied 6 years ago. Now I schedule to visit my family in Canada this May for 2 weeks and wonder if I should consider myself as a resident return home or visitor when I fill out the Custom Declaration Form as well. Thanks
[03-03-2014,09:45]
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JL |
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(in reply to: Custom Declaration)
You are not a visitor, you are a Canadian Citizen. Whether your country of residence is Canada or not.
[03-03-2014,11:32]
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DocD |
Custom Declaration (in reply to: Custom Declaration)
I am no expert on the question. However, my understanding is that you declared yourself as a fiscal non-resident with Canada Revenue Agency. As such, you remain a Canadian citizen but you are not subject to taxation on your income. Therefore, you are simply making a return visit to Canada (as non-resident visitors). If you wish, our Attorney can do a brief research and contact Canada´s Border Agency Service to make sure what to indicate. If so, contact me directly: info@immigrationfaq.ca
[04-03-2014,12:57]
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Marc-Andre Ranger |
(in reply to: Custom Declaration)
When I last visit back to Canada, the customs consider me as a vistor even I am holding a Canadian Passport. They asked me WHY I COME TO CANADA and what did I bring to Canada as a gift as well.
That´s why I wonder....
[06-03-2014,06:00]
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JL |
(in reply to: Custom Declaration)
When they ask you why you visiting Canada, you tell them you are not visiting , you are going home , and they ask everybody what have in theire bags ,if they have any cigarets , moonshine, capicollo , parmigiano,any trahana, any baclava any llocum, any allva, it is normal
[07-03-2014,14:40]
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Stavrimacoku |
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